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PostgresPilot — AI PostgreSQL Database Engineer

by Proshanto kumar SarkerUpdated Sep 12, 2026

PostgresPilot — AI PostgreSQL Database Engineer Short description (mcpize.yaml / listing subtitle) Let AI understand, analyze, and safely work with your PostgreSQL database — schema inspection, read-only SQL, EXPLAIN analysis, index advice, and health diagnostics.

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How to pay

Subscribe

Monthly billing

$10/month

Predictable monthly cost with included usage. Best for steady, high-volume traffic.

  • Unlimited tools within plan limits
  • One API key, billed once a month
  • Cancel any time

PostgresPilot is an AI PostgreSQL Database Engineer for Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, and any MCP client.

Problem

Most AI SQL tools guess table names and run unsafe queries. That is dangerous on a real database.

Solution

PostgresPilot gives the model structured tools to inspect your schema, run validated read-only SQL, explain slow queries, recommend indexes, and diagnose locks, cache, and connections.

What you can ask

  • Show me all tables related to vaccination
  • How many members were registered in 2026?
  • Why is this query taking 40 seconds?
  • Find missing indexes on provider_activity
  • Why is my PostgreSQL server slow?
  • Give me a monthly registration report for 2026

What it does

  • Lists databases, tables, columns, constraints, and foreign keys
  • Executes SELECT-only SQL with statement timeout and row limits
  • Runs EXPLAIN / EXPLAIN ANALYZE and returns structured findings
  • Suggests indexes and finds unused or missing ones
  • Checks connections, locks, blockers, cache hit ratio, and replication
  • Optional confirmed writes: CREATE INDEX, INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE with WHERE
  • Blocks DROP, TRUNCATE, and UPDATE/DELETE without WHERE

Safety

Connect with a read-only PostgreSQL role. Never use a superuser. Writes stay off unless you enable write mode and confirm.

Who it is for

Backend engineers, DBAs, and teams who want an AI assistant that understands PostgreSQL instead of blindly generating SQL.

Try this

  • Explain this database schema.
  • List the five largest tables.
  • Why is this query slow?
  • Find missing indexes.
  • Why is my PostgreSQL server slow?
  • Give me a monthly registration report for 2026.